Buck Brief - Will Mamdani the Commie Get Sent Home to Mommy?
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Go home. Bye. Go home to mommy. Go home to mommy. It's a question that we all...

Should be thinking about right now because it has to do with the trajectory of the Democrat Party going forward. And it tells us a lot about what we can expect for the left going into these midterms. New York City as a harbinger of things to come, I think, for the national left in this country. But let's just start with this one. The notion that the capital, the great capitalist shrine that is the city of New York is

would have somebody who is straight up in favor of socialism is just madness to me. What the purpose is about this entire project, it's not simply to raise class consciousness, but to win socialism. And obviously raising class consciousness is a critical part of that. But making sure that we have candidates that both understand that and are willing to put that forward at every which moment that they have, at every which opportunity that they are given. We have to continue to elect more socialists.

And we have to ensure that we are unapologetic about our socialism. There are also other issues that we firmly believe in, whether it's BDS, right? Or whether it's the end goal of seizing the means of production, where we do not have the same level of support at this very moment. And what I want to say is that it is critical that in the way that we organize, in the way that we set up our, you know,

and our priorities, that we do not leave any one issue for the other, that we do not meet a moment and only look at what people are ready for, but that we are doing both of these things in tandem because it is critical for us to both meet people where they're at and to also organize for what is correct and for what is right and to ensure that over time we can bring people to that issue. The ramifications of victory here

is the difference between life and death for so many of our brothers and sisters and family beyond the binary across this borough of Queens. But this is where we are. This is the truth of what we are seeing with this Mamdani guy. He is selling everybody on what you've seen. Fail in Chicago. Fail in San Francisco. Fail in Los Angeles. Fail in every city that has tried it. And then more broadly, every society that has tried it.

Which is, we're just going to squeeze more and more and more out of those who are productive and give it to those who are dependent on the state. And in the case of a state like New York, which New York City is obviously in, the flight from the city has been profound. People like me, I am one of them who has left because I got sick of paying the outrageous taxes. And...

Mom Donnie's out there saying, oh, no, don't worry. They'll make it better for everyone. And the reason that I believe that we need to increase taxes on the one percent of the most profitable corporations is because of the fact that those are taxes that would then pay for a better quality of life for all. But only if they stay. It's not going to work. It's just not going to work.

And the idea that New York, let me just tell you some things. New York City, since the beginning of COVID, has had a 30% increase. I'm sorry, New York State has a 30% increase in its overall budget. New York State. New York City is about half the state budget.

So much money going in there. New York spends a tremendous amount on public services and does not deliver them well. Tremendous amount on education has a failing public school system. Spends so much money on welfare, different forms of welfare. I know they don't like to call it that, you know, public assistance or whatever it is. It doesn't improve things.

It is just a giant black hole that we shovel more and more taxpayer dollars into, and there's no accountability for it, and it does not improve. If it improved, then we would see that already happening. It doesn't improve. In fact, it makes things worse. This guy is wrong on everything, but Mamdami the commie isn't appealing to people based upon economics. He's appealing to them based on emotion.

That's why socialism, communism, and remember, the communists originally refer to themselves always as socialists. They play a lot of these war games. Oh, I'm not a communist. I'm a democratic socialist. You believe, as a socialist, that the government should have the right to take from you whatever it deems it should in order to give it to other people, and that includes control over the means of production. That includes control over society.

the making of stuff as well as the distribution of the stuff. I mean, that's a real socialist, right? And this just always results in inefficiency, bureaucracy, and eventually misery. And people always say, oh, but what about Sweden? What about these little countries, these Northern European countries? First of all, they haven't had to really worry about their national defense for 100 years because of America, or not 100 years, but 80 years because of America. So start with that.

And beyond that, they were much more socialist in the 70s, 60s and 70s as countries. And then they actually embraced far more free market principles because they realized that their economies were stagnant. It didn't work. It doesn't work. People objected.

operate first and foremost based on self-interest, not the forced altruism of a state that has the ability to put its boot on your neck whenever it wants more from you. Okay? People operate, human nature is such that you will do more if you will get more. But you do not do more because you think that it's going to go to people you've never met and you don't know what they're even getting and you don't think it's going to change anything for them.

If it was so good, why is it that New York is losing all these people and also it's spending more money than ever before and yet it is deteriorating. New York City specifically is deteriorating as a city all the time. There's plenty of reasons to look at moving from the city of New York to other places.

I'm somebody who made the choice to do it. And I used to, I love New York so much. I thought it was the greatest city in the world growing up. And I feel very lucky that I grew up in New York. I have so many incredible memories of it. And, and yet here we are looking to see that the voters in that city are completely out of their minds. At least the ones that voted for this Mondani guy.

He's terrible on crime. He's terrible in the economy. But socialism is a religion. Socialism is not really an economic system. It is a series of emotional manipulations. Oh, it's not your never anyone's fault that they don't have more. It's never I could have made different choices. It's somebody else kept me down. Somebody else prevented me. Now, in some countries, that may be somewhat somewhat accurate. In America, it's the least accurate it's ever been in any country anywhere.

We have more upward mobility and more opportunity and more general luxury for all Americans here than any other country of anywhere near our size, certainly in the world. And that's something that these socialists, these commies just completely abandoned. Our sponsor here is the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Iran has still vowed to wipe out Israel, though there's now a ceasefire from the missile attacks.

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Will New Yorkers wake up? That's that's really a question that I have with all this. Will they see enough New Yorkers? I know a lot of you like, look, I vote Republican. Right. But I'm saying, well, enough of them figure out that this Mamdani situation is going to be a magistrate. Well, one thing that I think is a big problem here is his view of of the usage of state legislation.

Incarceration, state violence against criminals. Oftentimes we've even found as legislators when we go into these courts, the term violent crime is even used when people are stealing packages. Violent crime is even used when people are accused of burglary and there happens to be a housing unit in that same dwelling. So violence is an artificial construction. We have to be very clear what is happening here with these district attorneys. That is violence. That is violence at the highest degree.

Yeah, this is a big problem, everybody. This is a big problem, a big challenge, because when this guy says that you can't use state violence to defend property, then there's no enforcement of property rights.

I mean, he's really undermining the load-bearing walls of civilization. He is, as I like to say, kicking at the load-bearing walls of civilization and doing so in the name of some preposterous equity and equality that will never manifest. It will just get worse. I know, you're like, Buck, we know this. New York, making its crazy decisions. Yeah, but can we just, guys, can we take over? Can we, the right, have control of one large city in America? A large city, not a city of 100,000 people. I mean, a city of half a million plus people.

Miami is pretty close. I mean, Miami is like barely red, but I mean solid control where we can do really conservative things. It would just be so much better for all for all involved, for all who live in that city. And we could show everybody that it doesn't have to be this way. You don't have to have lunatics saying things like we need to close down all the prisons or state violence is always is some kind of a construct.

You know, it is not kind to coddle criminals at the expense of victims, which is what the left does all the time, all the time. And it just drives me insane that this is where we are with this.

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